Is "Uptown Nashville" a real place? Yes, says Calvert Street Group managing director Darden Copeland, political consultant and now owner of two properties in the area: a 14k SF warehouse and a 19k SF retail property, both on Rosa L. Parks Boulevard. We had a chat with him recently about Uptown.

Bisnow: Why Uptown? Darden: For one thing, it's a distinct location. The block of Rosa L. Parks Boulevard between Commerce Street and Church Street is one of the city's highest elevated areas Downtown and has one of the best 360-degree…

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The labor market is making its strongest job gains since before the recession, and the Federal Reserve is taking note—the Fed will likely point to October's strong payroll gains in support of a coming rate hike in December.

Payrolls rose by 161,000 in October, compared to the 191,000 job gains reported in September, according to the Labor Department, and unemployment dropped to 4.9%. Economists say the labor market is reaching full capacity, and that most Americans in search of work have found employment.